This toy is called Double Indulgence, but I actually think it would be better named Triple Indulgence in terms of its intended use. It has a long, bendable shaft, a clit stimulator, and a smaller, flexible shaft for anal play. It's incredibly flexible and malleable, which makes it a nice fit for almost anyone, it is incredibly quiet, and it has a large enough handle/base that you could use it alone or with/on someone else.

This toy is particularly soft and velvety. I really love the way that it feels, and the perfect combination of firmness and give. The material doesn't have any smell at all, which is a bonus, and it isn't sticky. It's made from a combination of phtalates-free TPR and plastic (just the base), and takes 3 AAA batteries.

Inside the softer semi-transparent material are metal spring-like elements, which allow the toy to bend, and stay bent. And it has a lot of bendability for the perfect fit, no matter your size, shape, or preferred vibration spots.

Bubble-gum pink in color, but filled with visible metallic cores, this toy had an unusual look. If you like unicorns and steampunk mixed together, then you will probably like the look of this toy. Personally, I would like it better if they're gone all steampunk -- less pink, and more metallic looking.

It has three elements:
1. The main vibrator, which is a slender 1.25" in diameter and about 5" long (insertable), and fairly powerful.
2. The anal vibrator, which is pretty small, and would be food for beginners.
3. A little dolphin designed as a clitoral stimulator. This was my least favorite element of the toy because it doesn't have a motor, and I found that the vibrations didn't carry as well as I would have liked

The functions on this toy are perhaps its worst elements. First, the cap on the end that is supposed to hold the batteries in is so incredibly hard to screw on properly that I almost threw the toy across the room. To top it off, there is no way that I can find to turn the toy off and on without unscrewing the cap and taking the batteries off. Which is utterly dumb.

It features a number of different speeds and pulses, but the buttons are very tiny, and you can only hit the plus or minus buttons, which makes it really hard to figure out what you're at and which direction you're going.

It is very very quiet--perhaps one of the quietest toys I've ever owned--which is a bonus.

This toy is pretty simple to care for -- scrub with super hot, soapy water or use a toy cleaner.

HOWEVER: it arrived with no packaging, just wrapped in a bit of plastic, so if I hadn't looked it up on the Internet, I wouldn't know what it was made from or whether it was waterproof. As a note, it says that it IS waterproof, but because I can't get the battery compartment to close properly, I am afraid to try out its durability when wet.

It would be easy to store, except for the fact that the only way to turn it off (that I can find) is to take the endcap off and pull the batteries out. That makes it a total pain in the butt.